@George Aplicano You've cited the physical specs of the deal, but you really need to dig into the T12 and rent roll to figure out the property worth, for either yourself or your potential buyers.

But just because I have an option doesn't mean I need to exercise it.

., make physical or operational improvements to increase the rents).Then, reach out to real estate brokers and tell them what type of deal you are looking for.

Many of them exercised and ate right through their 50s, 60s, 70s.

In today's world of technology, more and more companies are getting away from physical leasing agents showing rentals.

My uncle is not well physically, he's on dialysis and a diabetic he did not even care to open the notice.

I almost never fall on the side of government regulation for anything, but even I have to admit that I understand the reasoning behind these laws on the books that are intended to prevent the pretenders from playing in this end of the pool.It is a lot easier to work with houses in physical distress, than it is homeowners that are in financial distress.

I use the word "dividing" because nothing physically changed for the properties - only the legal titles.

It also works on the flipside though, what if it appreciates more than the contract states, then the owner is locked in and it would be a good idea to buy.Whether the tenant buyer actually exercises the contract isn't really my concern, however.

What exactly is the clog they are clearing and where is it in the line.If there is no physical blockage,  and the backup only occurs doing laundry, your tank needs to be pumped or your septic bed is at the end of it's life.